[Grammar] Phrasal Verbs – "Do not mess up WITH me".

[chrispi]

Could I say "Do not mess up WITH me"? Or would “up” out of place?

 

[probus]

Re: Phrasal Verbs

"Do not mess with me" is complete and perfect. Mess up and mess with are both phrasal verbs but they have very different meanings.

 

[Rover_KE]

Welcome to the forum, chrispi.

Could I say "Do not mess up with me"? Or would “up” be out of place?

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